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The problem with upholding the umpire's call

The purpose of arriving at correct decisions using the DRS is undermined by the need to not undermine the umpire's authority

25-Jun-2016•Scott Oliver

Women mean business too

That the women players flew economy class to India for the World T20 shows that the ICC still has much to do to establish equality with the men

20-Mar-2016•Raf Nicholson

Cricket and semantic satiation

In his piece for the Guardian's Spin, Andy Bull analyses how Twenty20 cricket and rule changes have made traditional ODI strategies redundant, and remarks that mind-boggling batting feats have become so common, it's bewildering for fans

10-Feb-2015

Will the World Cup be one big free hit?

Although the ICC's crackdown on bowlers with illegal actions is laudable, it's timing could mean the upcoming World Cup might be skewed in favour of the batsmen writes Chloe Saltau, in the Age

10-Oct-2014

Why I am a cricket-feminist

Women need to hold more top positions in administration, and sexism at all levels must be tackled

04-Oct-2014•Raf Nicholson

Delink Srinivasan from India's global takeover

In the Asian Age, Ashok Malik says that it is important to delink N Srinivasan from the larger opportunism behind the BCCI's decisions

29-Jun-2014

Cricket makes 'a fool of itself'

hloe Saltau, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, says the support Srinivasan has received from other ICC members does not improve the game's image when it comes to fighting corruption.

27-Jun-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

The USA and Canada: the have-nots of Associate cricket

They are huge countries with vast talent pools, which means their meagre resources are stretched that much more

16-Jan-2014•Samarth Shah

'National boards are competitors when they should be siblings'

Mike Jakeman, the author of Saving The Test, a book about the future of the five-day game, talks about how cricket administrators can unite to make the game more viable

25-Nov-2013•Interview by Subash Jayaraman

World Cup qualification could give ODIs context

Bilaterals tacked on to the end of a Test series, or hastily arranged triangulars, could gather meaning if teams had something bigger to fight for. But will cricket's major teams ever agree to such a proposition?

20-Sep-2013•Samir Chopra

PCB fail to make a stand

The schedule of all ICC events until 2023 was determined at the annual conference this June and Pakistan will not be hosting any during that period. Ehsan Mani, in the Express Tribune, criticises the PCB and its acceptance of this proposal

01-Jul-2013

Arthur's fall, and a yearning for bloodlust

Why Henry VIII would have applauded the ruthlessness and efficiency of Mickey Arthur's axing

26-Jun-2013•Andrew Hughes

Who cares for the spectator?

As the game's powerbrokers manoeuvre themselves towards greater influence, they move ever further away from the ordinary supporter

16-May-2013•Dave Hawksworth

Give Ireland the chance they deserve

The ICC and Full Member nations need to encourage Associate teams like Ireland if the game has to thrive globally

02-Mar-2013•Alex Braae

ICC latch on to Volunteering-fever

Inspired by the London 2012 Olympics, the ICC is enlisting volunteers to recreate a 'fantastic atmosphere' at the Champions Trophy later this year

25-Feb-2013•Alex Winter

Why the difference between the men's and women's game?

The opening game of this tournament was held where only one group would be playing, miles from any other side, and against a team that doesn't draw a crowd

25-Feb-2013•Jarrod Kimber

Why would the BCCI act like Mandela?

For any ICC decision to be applicable it needs a 70% vote and India, with support from other boards, has been able to thwart some of the recommendations of the erstwhile veto-wielding nations

25-Feb-2013•Girish Menon

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